2 /5 Darian Horn: I was really looking forward to trying 1918 especially since I learned they served breakfast/brunch on Sundays. I had passed this place often not even aware that they were serving food. The ambience was amazing. Beautifully designed dining rooms with high ceilings and amazing hardwood floors throughout. Perfect to reflect the home’s original decor. I ordered the biscuits and gravy breakfast with a side of home fries anticipating a country style breakfast offering that easily matched the dated venue. As you’ll see in the photo I was sorely disappointed. Before I continue let me explain my intentions. Restaurants who allow their customers to critique their establishments should understand that a bad experience can be corrected if it’s brought to the attention of a change agent. To have the expectation that only good reviews are going to be reflected is an unrealistic view point and limits growth. So, not only will I offer my criticism, I give a solution. Let’s start with the biscuits and gravy. Any time I see gravy on a menu, I see HOT, SMOKY, SAUCY, liquid pouring off the menu item it’s advertised with. As you can see, this looks like a paste that was spooned on my biscuits, instead of poured, with hunks of a sausage patty that was cut up instead of using a raw patty as the base to create a seasoned, milky gravy. I could only eat one half of the four pieces. Now for the country home potatoes. It’s so easy to make a great home fry potatoes. You should NEVER deep fat fry, as these were. If you’re going to use a russet potato simply pre bake the potatoes, then cut up, place on a grill with onions, try-color peppers, and seasoning. EASY! Overall the food experience was VERY disappointing especially knowing the cooks are all schooled chefs. Again, there’s always room for growth and for everything I didn’t appreciate, I’m sure others did! Finally, I included my recipe so you could actually see what was charged. The average cost for a cup off coffee in the United States is $2.70, not sure what makes Circa 1918 coffee worth $4.00 but I guess people are paying it. Hey if you can get it, cuddos to you guys!!